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1 Enrollment Application Please complete this application and return to: Colorado Blvd. Thornton, CO If you have any further questions, please contact us at: Fax: Phone: St. John s Early learning center does not discriminate based on race, national origin, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, disability, or age.
2 St. John s Early Learning Center APPLICATION FOR ENROLLMENT Date of Enrollment: Student Information Child s Full Name: Preferred Name: Date of Birth: Sex: Child's Address: Family Information Child Lives With: Mother or Guardian s Name: Home Address: Home Phone: [and/or] Cell Phone: Employer: Employer Address and Phone: Father or Guardian s Name: Home Address: Home Phone: [and/or] Cell Phone: Employer: Employer Address and Phone: address to best contact and send information to: Marital Status of Parents: Custody/Visiting Arrangements: 1
3 Additional Information/Comments about household: Name and Age of Siblings: Name Age Live in household actively? 2
4 Contact Information: Child will be released only to the custodial parent or legal guardian and the persons listed below. The following people will also be contacted and are authorized to remove the child from the facility in case of illness, accident, or emergency, if for some reason the custodial parent or legal guardian cannot be reached: Name: Relation to the child: Address: Work #: Home #: Name: Relation to the child: Address: Work #: Home #: Name: Relation to the child: Address: Work #: Home #: Name: Relation to the child: Address: Work #: Home #: Special instructions on contacting the parent(s) while child is in care: Under NO circumstance will a child be released to anyone not known to the school. Identification (driver s license or picture id must be presented for anyone coming to pick-up child and must be listed above as an authorized person). Any changes to this list should be updated with the facility immediately to ensure safety of child. Persons NOT authorized to pick up child: 3
5 Medical Information I hereby grant permission for the staff of this facility to contact the following medical personnel to obtain emergency medical care if warranted: Doctor: Address: Phone: Dentist: Address: Phone: Hospital Preference: Please list allergies, special medical or dietary needs, or other areas of concern: Indicate illnesses your child has had: Chicken Pox Scarlet Fever Strep Throat Rheumatic Fever Mumps Measles German Measles Other Does your child have frequent: Colds Fevers Tonsillitis Earaches Stomachaches Does your child vomit easily? Has your child had any serious injuries or illnesses? 4
6 Medical (Continued): Has your child: visited a dentist had vision tested had hearing tested Please give a statement of your evaluation of your child s overall health: Please accompany this application with a signed medical statement (provided) and copy of the most current immunization record. Helpful Information about Child Play habits: List child s interests and favorite activities to do: Eating habits: List any dietary restrictions, besides allergies: Sleeping habits: At what time does your child go to bed and wake up? Fears: Likes/dislikes: Is your child right or left handed? 5
7 Does child dress/undress self: Words used for urination and bowel movement: What methods of discipline are used at home? What is your child s reaction to these methods? How would you describe your child s personality? Weekly Schedule Please indicate, to the best of your knowledge, the days and hours your child will attend our program: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Please inform the center of any changes in your child s schedule in advance, if possible. 6
8 Permission forms St. Johns Early Learning Center Field Trips Child s Name: Date: St. John s Early Learning Center will go on walking field trips from time to time. We will always post information before we go on any type of field trip. I, give my child permission to participate in field trips. Special Instructions: Signature: St. Johns Early Learning Center Television/Video Viewing Child s Name: Date: Your child will watch television shows/videos from time to time. The videos are pre-approved by the Director and will be age-appropriate. I, give my child permission to watch TV shows/videos. Special Instructions: Signature: St. Johns Early Learning Center Rest Time Child s Name: Date: Your child (full day attendance only) will have a rest time each day. We will use a nap mat during our rest time. Each mat will be cleaned daily. It will be the responsibility of the parent to provide a crib sheet and blanket to the center. Bedding items will be sent home on Fridays to be washed. I, give my child permission to rest on a nap mat. Special Instructions: Signature: 7
9 St. Johns Early Learning Center Sunscreen Application Child s Name: Date: Your child s child care provider will assist with applying sunscreen to bare surfaces including the face, tops of ears, bare shoulders, arms, legs, and feet minutes prior to outdoor activities. Sunscreen will not be applied to any broken skin or if a skin reaction has been observed. Any skin reaction observed by staff will be reported promptly to the parent/guardian. It is the parent s responsibility to provide sunscreen with a minimum SPF of 15. Special Instructions: In the event that my child s sunscreen is not readily available, my child my use sunscreen provided by the school (signature) I do not want my child to use any other sunscreen than the one he/she brings from home (signature) Parent/guardian signature 8
10 ILLNESS POLICY: WHEN TO KEEP YOUR CHILD AT HOME Young children frequently become mildly ill. Infants, toddlers and preschoolers experience a yearly average of six respiratory infections (colds) and can develop one to two gastrointestinal infections (vomiting and/or diarrhea) each year. Deciding when children can go to child care or school can be difficult. Parents and caregivers should discuss the child s symptoms and decide what to do. Parents should contact the child care program or school when their child is sick and describe the symptoms. If a specific diagnosis, (such as strep throat or pink eye ) is made by a doctor (health care provider), let program staff know so other families can be alerted. Sometimes it is necessary for a child to remain at home. There are three reasons to keep (exclude) sick children out of child care or school: 1. The child is not able to participate in usual activities. Child may be very tired, irritable or cry a lot. 2. The child needs more individual care than program staff can provide. 3. The illness or symptoms are on the exclusion list. Look at the symptoms and/or illness list below to help you decide if your child should be kept home from child care or school: Look at the symptoms and/or illness list below to help you decide if your child should be kept home from child care or school: ILLNESS OR SYMPTOM CHICKEN POX CONJUNCTIVITIS (pink eye) (pink color of eye and thick yellow/green discharge) COUGHING (severe, uncontrolled coughing or wheezing, rapid or difficulty in breathing) COXSACKIE VIRUS (Hand, foot and mouth disease) CROUP (see COUGHING) Seek medical advice DIARRHEA (frequent, loose or watery stools compared to child s normal pattern; not caused by diet or medication) EARACHE FEVER with behavior changes or illness (an elevation of body temperature above normal) EXCLUSION IS NECESSARY Yes - until blisters have dried and crusted (Usually 6 days). Yes - until 24 hours after treatment (if indicated) If your health provider decides not to treat your child, a note is needed authorizing return to group care. Yes - medical attention is necessary. Note: Children with asthma may be cared for with a written health care plan and authorization for medication/treatment. No - may attend if able to participate in usual activities, unless the child has mouth sores and is drooling. Note: May not need to be excluded unless child is not well enough to participate in usual activities. Yes if child looks or acts ill; diarrhea with fever and behavior change; diarrhea with vomiting; diarrhea that is not contained in the toilet, (infants/children in diapers should be excluded) No unless unable to participate in usual activities Yes - when fever is accompanied by behavior 9
11 Note: An unexplained temperature of 100 F or above is significant in infants 4 months of age or younger and requires immediate medical attention FIFTH S DISEASE HEADLICE OR SCABIES HEPATITIS A HERPES IMPETIGO RASH with fever RESPIRATORY OR COLD SYMPTOMS (stuffy nose with clear drainage, sneezing, mild cough) RINGWORM ROSEOLA RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus) STREP THROAT VACCINE PREVENTABLE DISEASES Measles, Mumps, Rubella (German Pertussis (Whooping Cough). VOMITING 2 or more episodes of vomiting in vomiting with fever; recent head injury) YEAST INFECTIONS (thrush or candida diaper rash) changes or other symptoms of illness, such as rash, sore throat, vomiting, etc. No - child is no longer contagious once rash appears May return after treatment starts Yes until 1 week after onset of illness or jaundice and when able to participate in usual activities No unless child has mouth sores and blisters and does not have control of drooling Yes until 24 hours after treatment starts - seek medical advice. Any rash that spreads quickly, has open, weeping wounds and/or is not healing should be evaluated Note: Body rash without fever or behavior changes usually does not require exclusion from the program; seek medical advice No may attend if able to participate in usual activities RINGWORM May return after treatment starts Keep area covered for the first 48 hrs of treatment No unless child cannot participate in usual activities and has fever with behavior changes. Seek medical advice. Once a child has been infected, spread is rapid. Note: A child does not always need to be excluded unless child is not able to participate in usual activities Yes - until 24 hours after treatment and the child is able to participate in usual activities Yes until judged not infectious by the health care provider Yes until vomiting resolves or a health care provider approves return to program. No Follow good hand washing and hygiene practices The Children s Hospital School Health Program Denver, CO I, acknowledge the Illness Policy and will do my best to alert this facility of any illness my child has encountered while in attendance of this facility. To ensure the safety and wellbeing of this facility, I understand my child may be excluded or not allowed to attend our program until written consent from a medical professional. Signature 10
12 Acknowledgment of Policies and Procedures Parent Handbook By signing below, you verify that you have received and adhere to the parent handbook. Signature of Parent/Guardian Date Enrollment Application In addition, you attest that the information in the enrollment application is complete and accurate. Signature of Parent/Guardian Date 11
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